[Digital BW] Re: Removing chips from carts
2006-12-18 by john dean
And that was the problem with the initial Media Street carts according to a guy who tried them back then, the glue was t strong enought to hold the pressure.
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2006-12-18 by john dean
And that was the problem with the initial Media Street carts according to a guy who tried them back then, the glue was t strong enought to hold the pressure.
2006-12-18 by Alan Kearney
Had to jump in here. I ve a Mac dual 2.7 with a dual head video card (ATI Radeon 9650) and it drives a 20 inch Cinema Display (1680x1050) for my tool pallets
2006-12-18 by Robert Rock
Also make sure the focus setting is set to O.0 . Some Epson scanners have a slight offset in focus to accommodate the distance from the glass to the plastic
2006-12-18 by Peter Palmieri
It is the same question that I currently have. Currently I am using a moderately priced Acer 19 LCD which I can t wait to replace. Many things are wrong with
2006-12-18 by Mark Savoia
We scan them all the time. Not on your exact scanner, but just lay them down on the glass and scan away, no big tricks except you might want to mask out around
2006-12-18 by Nancy Wilson
I have access to about 200 glass negatives, many of which are 5 x 7 and some of which are cut in half on the long side at 4 x 5 size. I have an Epson 2450
2006-12-18 by Sam McCandless
... None yet, Jerry; I decided to upgrade to the next (late-winter/spring I hear) 17-inch MacBookPro notebook as a desktop replacement and (necessarily) just
2006-12-18 by Ernst Dinkla
... Don t know why it went 3x, the mailer must have a hick up. John s message with my instruction starts with an explanation where that valve is but if you got
2006-12-18 by ramestica
when I send to the printer (epson driver, best photo, abw) a too big grayscale tiff the printer will print only 2 thirds of the whole image. I have tried
2006-12-18 by john dean
... Here is the info Ernst gave me last year. I still haven t done it but will be doing it if Cone doesn t get me my NK6 carts by Jan 3rd: This time I go
2006-12-18 by jerry dungan
I ve been searching back through to October 2004 regarding monitors as it is finally time for me to move on to a new one and came across my very type of
2006-12-18 by ElEstudio
... Hi Mike, Even though there is a list of profiles (I ve sent that to your e-mail) there are no profiles for the K6 and K7 inks. You ll have to make those on
2006-12-18 by Ernst Dinkla
... I have about 4 or 5 10000CF empties from Mediastreet. You have to write them whether you need CF version, dye or the 10600 ones. But I prefer converted
2006-12-18 by Tom Baker
If density is often expressed in relative terms , how is it expressed the rest of the time? And, how is any consistency between methods assured? Tom Baker
2006-12-18 by Paul Roark
... Yes, 2880 is the answer for QTR -- better smoothness and significantly better dmax. Additionally, it only adds a bit more than 10% to the printing time
2006-12-18 by Paul Roark
... Actually, I prefer the C88 for glossy paper. The 220 technology works great for matte paper, but the C88 has a better dmax. (I m only talking about the
2006-12-18 by Paul Roark
I use my PFP spectro and measure a test strip. So now you re telling me the 2 readouts are only un-officially related? Paul www.PaulRoark.com
2006-12-18 by CDTobie@aol.com
... No, L* is absolute... its density that is often expressed in relative terms. C. David Tobie Product Technology Manager ColorVision Business Unit Datacolor
2006-12-18 by Joost Horsten
... not in ... One way or another I suspected this. But what is then the absolute measure to be used in comparing results from different measurement setups, L*
2006-12-18 by Mark Savoia
No one has 10000 carts or I would just do that. Has anyone successfully switched bags inside the carts? Mark
2006-12-18 by Steven Karafyllakis
I d be interested in this too, I just came close to destroying one of my 7600 carts. finally gave up and ordered a couple empties from MIS Steve Karafyllakis
2006-12-18 by CDTobie@aol.com
... There is no official method for converting L* to density... they are not in systems similar enought to allow for simple conversion. C. David Tobie Product
2006-12-18 by Mark Savoia
Anyone have any tips on how to remove a chip from a Epson 9600 or 10000 cart? I tried on a few old ones and destroyed them. They seem to be extremely glued in.
2006-12-18 by Howard Shaw
Joost Horsten wrote: ... Joost There s an excel spreadsheet called CurveEvalV2.xls in the yahoo qtr group files section that has the formula:
2006-12-18 by Danny Twang
Thanks Tom, Good to hear. I ve heard so much good thin written about the R220, but wasn t able to get hold on one before it was to late. I ll get two of them,
2006-12-18 by Joost Horsten
By coincidence, this weekend I have been working to change my 2100/QTR windows/UT3D from 1440 super resolution to 2880 resolution. I was doing so in order see
2006-12-18 by Paul Roark
... I m not sure about the bulk ink devices. Some like the clear funnel fill carts. (I just refill normal carts with my 7500.) ... I don t really have any
2006-12-18 by Scott Jones
Only use RC type media so doubt build up of fibers, but perhaps... If cleaning the head is the right thing to do, how does one clean it? Scott
2006-12-18 by Tom Baker
The R340 uses the same inks as the R220. Works fine. Tom Baker Danny Twang wrote: My C86 have served me well for a couple of years, loaded
2006-12-18 by dlruckus
That seems about right in my experience with the 1200 also. I can do just a bit better than that on the old 3000. Regards Duane ... a 2200, ... llike) ...
2006-12-18 by Mark Savoia
There is fibers built up on your head. Ink sprays, hits it ,and drips. Nozzle check will look fine anyway. Clean your heads surface, carefully. Mark
2006-12-17 by edrudolpho
I m wondering if others people are using Renaissance Wax (or similar products) on Crane Silver Rag or Innova F-Type Glossy and if so how they are applying it.
2006-12-17 by Scott Jones
Greetings, I am printing a B&W still life image of two pears sitting on a sweep of watercolor paper. (R2400, ABW, EPSG paper) I notice that there is a very
2006-12-17 by Kip Babington
FWIW, C88s are still available as refurbs from Epson USA for $59 delivered. I went to them after I wore out my C84s and I couldn t get any more. They seem to
2006-12-17 by Robert Rock
This happened to me on a 2000P and it continued to get worse and worse. Needed a whole new print head, for what it s worth. Bob From:
2006-12-17 by Scott Jones
I have been printing today with my R2400 with PK on EPSG paper 13x19 size and have noticed on two prints that there is a drip of black ink on the print a
2006-12-17 by Editor P.O.V. Image Service
Bob Frost wrote: According to John Nack s blog (http://blogs.adobe.com/jnack/), Bruce Fraser passed away yesterday after a long battle with illness. I can
2006-12-17 by Danny Twang
My C86 have served me well for a couple of years, loaded with MIS EZ ink, but I m starting to mess the border with ink. I ve tried to clean the rollers etc and
2006-12-17 by stasunas
I am using an Epson 2200 and MIS UT7 inks. I have followed the process outlined by Paul Roark to embed Photoshop curves into ICC s. However, when I print
2006-12-17 by CorrPro96@aol.com
In a message dated 12/17/2006 4:07:40 AM Eastern Standard Time, johnmalcolm@fastmail.fm writes: Greetings. I have just upgraded to a 7800 and have decided to
2006-12-17 by John Malcolm
Greetings. I have just upgraded to a 7800 and have decided to dedicate my Epson 4000 to B&W work with a bulk ink delivery system. My research suggests that
2006-12-17 by Paul Roark
Tom, I m getting L 14.8 - 14.95 on Premier Art s Matte BW, using Eboni in a 2200, QTR at 2880, ink load 65, no under-printing (i.e., no overlap or the llike)
2006-12-17 by Tom Baker
Which paper? Tom Baker Paul Roark wrote: Forget the dmax limitations I mentioned in the last post. The way one gets a super dmax with
2006-12-17 by Paul Roark
Forget the dmax limitations I mentioned in the last post. The way one gets a super dmax with QTR appears to be to print with 2880, at least on the 2200. I m
2006-12-17 by Paul Roark
... I don t know if both Bowhaus and QTR use the same basic Gimp print engine, but I suspect they do. However, with QTR I was getting some faint banding
2006-12-17 by Tom OConnell
There are two dropouts in the year end exchange... basically ready to go when I get two addtional sets of prints... please email me offline if you are
2006-12-17 by Richard
I think I found them all now. 2x UT2 Photoblack for 1280/1290. Both for $22 (half price). New, unopened etc. Plus $5 Priority mail shipping in US. Thanks. //
2006-12-17 by Tom Baker
This was my experience. Except that I ended up with the R340 which appears to be the same as the R220 with some additional bells and whistles. It works fine.
2006-12-16 by Michael Vendrell
I got one ( aa R220) last week at a Ritz in Roseville, MN --it was 89.99 - $50 rebate from Ritz =~$40 for me with OEM carts...(now I have 3 220 s [one for
2006-12-16 by Mike Dawson
Hi, New to this group and am trying to get my B&W work going again. I used to use Cone s Piezography with the old driver (R9 now?). I have an Epson 1280 and